Public Works Committee approves Installation of Digital Speed Signs on Hendershot Road 12-0
The city proposed installing permanent digital speed signs on Hendershot Road to address ongoing speeding concerns.
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See Hamilton's numbers as a whole: property taxes, rent, crime, homelessness and road safety →The city proposed installing permanent digital speed signs on Hendershot Road to address ongoing speeding concerns.
Hamilton considered a new 2026-2050 Solid Waste Management Master Plan to guide future waste services and landfill use.
Hamilton updated its Solid Waste Management Master Plan to guide waste collection and diversion for new developments and future regulatory changes.
Hamilton considered a new 2026-2050 Solid Waste Management Master Plan to guide future waste services and landfill use.
Planning staff reported on Urban Hamilton Official Plan amendment appeals to the Ontario Land Tribunal for lands on Twenty Road West and Glancaster Road.
Council considered installing permanent digital speed signs on Hendershot Road between Golf Club Road and Guyatt Road in Ward 11.
A demolition permit application was submitted to the Building Division for a redevelopment site where no site plan approval application is yet filed.